Please ID tree
Kev-in-Texas
10 years ago
Hey guys, we transplanted this tree three years ago. It was a struggling little sprig. Since, it's grown into a very large tree with huge leaves. It's amazing how fast it's grown. I would love to put another one in our backyard to help the dogs with some shade. Can you ID it for us please?
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